They named her Uwaye — “I Love Wealth.”In the bitter depths of poverty, in a small village in Edo land, that name was both a desperate prayer and a dangerous prophecy. What began as hope became a chain of spiritual bondage, betrayal, and unimaginable loss. But even in the ashes of everything broken, grace still had the final word.Today, I am honoured and excited to officially launch my debut novel:Uhọnmhọn: Life is Greater Than PossessionThis is more than just a story. It is a stark warning. It is a testimony of redemption. And it is a reminder that when the glitter of the world fades, we are left with one eternal truth:Life is infinitely greater than possession.
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